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Old 10-29-2009 | 01:20 PM
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Could anyone post the NBAA salary survey numbers for Be-400 FO?

Search turned up one post from 08 with some info from some other source and that was it. Thanks
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Old 10-30-2009 | 02:20 AM
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NBAA 2008, Part 91 numbers
Copilot - Jet II (10k < 20k lbs)
Base Salary
Average: $45,575
Median: $47,000
25% Quartile: $40,000
75% Quartile: $55,000

NBAA 2009, Part 91 numbers
Copilot - Jet II (10k < 20k lbs)
Base Salary
Average: $47,398
Median: $48,000
25% Quartile: $39,460
75% Quartile: $58,000
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Old 10-30-2009 | 06:01 AM
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I'm guessing you're looking it up because of that job opening in TX. Looks like pay is on the low end, but still reasonable.
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Old 10-30-2009 | 11:25 AM
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Not interested in the TX gig, thanks for the info BoilerUP
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Old 03-08-2011 | 08:04 PM
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Any 2010 number for BeechJet pay?
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Old 03-09-2011 | 02:36 AM
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Sorry I do not have access to the information you are looking for, but it made me wonder what King Air charter/air ambulance Pilot and Lear 35 charter/air ambulance Pilot pay was according to NBAA. Any information would be appreciated.

To help determine pay from the 2008 information I would guess that adding 6 - 9% may be appropriate. With a lot of pilots looking for work the supply/demand thing keeps the raises low or nonexistent. I know a lot of pilots as well as the other employees from many companies have had to make sacrifices in pay to allow their employers to keep the doors open and remain competitive. It will be interesting to compare if someone does post the 2010 numbers.
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Old 03-09-2011 | 04:33 AM
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No, reported salaries (on the whole) have not risen since 2008 - in fact, given the deepness of the recession into 2009 and the freezes/cuts many had to take, average reported salaries (especially Jet II airframes) have actually decreased.

NBAA 2010, Part 91 numbers
Captain - Jet II (10k < 20k lbs)
Base Salary
Average: $78,519
Median: $78,000
25% Quartile: $67,000
75% Quartile: $88,224

NBAA 2010, Part 91 numbers
Copilot - Jet II (10k < 20k lbs)
Base Salary
Average: $45,323
Median: $40,000
25% Quartile: $36,000
75% Quartile: $52,000

As for 135 operations...they typically pay less than 91 ops.
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Old 03-09-2011 | 05:50 PM
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some ops pays less than NBAA Numbers. During my Interview I was asked if I know the NBAA Pay rate for the aircraft and they wrote me a number way off.
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Old 03-09-2011 | 05:58 PM
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Buddy 11 years at options claims $100K on the BE-40, this includes per diem since he dines on his flex account.
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Old 03-09-2011 | 08:18 PM
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Thanks for the info. I need a raise. (don't we all)
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